Harley Benton Mini Looper

The device is a good quality copy of the ditto looper. Price is good and build quality too, even though since I bought it, some cheaper clones from chinese manufacturers with similar features have started to appear. Sound is good and even though this is not a true bypass pedal I do not think it adds any distorsion. I cannot complain on all of the above. What I found very disturbing is the original design choice of the ditto looper of using a double click to stop the loop: that is extremely difficult to use ( the double tap is out of the tempo of the song). As a result, stopping a loop within the right tempo is almost impossible, or requires lots of training. Basically this means I am only able to use this looper in an additive way (overdubbing over the loop witout ever stopping it), which is a little deception for me.

I've been using this looper for over a year now. It has some bad issues.

First off, recording over multiple times reduces the sample quality dramatically. Especially if you're recording in lower frequencies and\or distortion effects. It's very frustrating, as it kinda looses it's purpose without the feature to record over.
Second issue, it has some weird filtering issues. Some of the effects sometimes get canceled out by the looper pedal. My tremolo effect does not work with this effect.

It has a nice feature though, you can extract recorded samples through usb port to your pc. However, the software for that is only written for windows. So if you're using some other system, you're out of luck.

The thing that i do like about it, the control is very simple. You can record, delete, stop, play and cancel using only the single switch and a combination of taps.

All in all, it's a good toy for the price, but I strongly recommend to look for a better investment